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Marvel's Avengers Review – Written by DestinyDecade Product received from a friend as a gift for this review. In 2017, Marvel announced on their YouTube channel something called the Avengers Project. Many had no idea of what was to come and then in E3 2019, Square-Enix had a conference showing off said project. It details many things such as the characters, gameplay, multiplayer and customization. People were excited for the game and there was even playable demos for it. The hyped continued on, even when they released a closed & open beta. And then in September of this year, it would finally be released. This is Marvel's Avengers and does this game hold the same hype as the movies that brought forth a cinematic universe? The story centers on the Avengers as a celebration of a second HQ in San Francisco, not to mention the unveiling of a Helicarrier called the Chimera, powered by a Terrigan Crystal. All is well until the celebration gets intruded by Taskmaster. Despite the Avengers'

Spongebob Squarepants: Battle for Bikini Bottom Rehydrated – Written by Jose Vega Product provided for this review by THQ Nordic. In 2003, Heavy Iron Studios and THQ released Spongebob Squarepants: Battle for Bikini Bottom. Though it was a success, the game received mixed reviews but it did gain a following that has lasted for years. Not to mention it garner a large community for speedrunning. Last year during E3 2019, THQ announced that Battle for Bikini Bottom would be getting a remaster. And in June of this year, THQ & Purple Lamp Studios would then give us Battle for Bikini Bottom Rehydrated. Does this remaster serve to improve the original or should it remain submerged under the sea? Being that it's a remaster, the game's plot is identical. Plankton is building robots only for them to run amok and cause trouble in Bikini Bottom. Now Spongebob along with his friends must shut down the bots and save their home all while helping anyone they encounter. It's pretty simple

The Wonderful 101: Remastered Review – Written by DestinyDecade Purchased product for this review. PlatinumGames, a company responsible for games that offer challenging gameplay with intense difficulty. In 2013, they released The Wonderful 101 as a Nintendo Wii U exclusive. It was well received though it was on a console that nobody wanted to waste time with. Despite that, it has gained a cult following. But four months ago, the company announced that this game would get a remaster. Doing so through crowdfunding, they would succeed and the game would eventually get released. Only this time, the company self-published it, released on the Switch, PlayStation 4 and Windows. The question looms: Is the game just as good now like it was years ago? Let's begin with the plot and it's as wacky as you would expect from a game like this. For starters, this takes place 20 years after an event known as Earth Defense War II. The Earth has been invaded by an evil alien army known as the GEATHJERK

Shantae & The Seven Series Review - Written by DestinyDecade Review code provided by WayForward for this review. “If it ain't broke, don't fix it.” That's a term that has been used often when something that works, don't need to be changed. It's proven fact in many instances. Four years ago, WayForward released Shantae: Half-Genie Hero, a game that they put on Kickstarter to make it possible. It was really well received. But WayForward wasn't done yet. Far from it. In 2019, they announced that Shantae would return in a brand new game titled Shantae and the Seven Sirens. It would first be released on Apple Arcade in 2 parts in and would come to consoles in 2020. Now that the fifth entry in the series has arrived, has WayForward pulled another success with this half-genie hero? The story has Shantae along with her uncle & friends Sky and Bolo travel to a tropical island. There they encounter other Half-Genies like Shantae. But like all good things, there's trouble in paradise.